Beginners almost always exhibit the desire to be able to play their favorite songs.
This desire is usually confronted with the difficulties associated with playing the whole song without missing a note from time to time before mastering it.
Before anyone can decide to start playing the full songs, the chords must first be learned to find it easy to progress into the next stage.
For those who have been through their foundation classes, the rest of this article is written to introduce three songs that can help beginners to learn.
These songs are only played with open chords.
*House of the rising sun.
This song originated from The Animals.
In the late 1960's, it used to be a favorite for dancers.
Beginners learning how to play full songs can start with this since it involves only 5 open chords.
The five open chords are: Am, C, D, F and E7.
Any of these chords can be reviewed by looking up a chord chart.
*Wish you Were Here by Pink Floyd Beginners learning this song can start from the lyrics.
The five chords used in this case are C, D, Am, Em and G.
Learning it can take quite some time but afterwards, it is very fun and easy to play.
*A tune by Neil Young.
Another great song for learners to play from start to finish is "Heart of Gold" sung by Neil Young in one of his albums called Harvest Moon.
The chords employed are Em, C, D and G.
Once the students gets the hang of the tempo and the chords, playing this song is not only easy but fun.
In summary, to be able to play any song, constant practice is and always has been recommended and encouraged.